Deddington

Deddington is a town in Oxfordshire, England. It is 6 miles south of Banbury.

Deddington Media

• 

  An Ordnance Survey map of 1814 of the course of the River Swere from Swerford (left) to its confluence with the Cherwell (right). Hempton, Deddington and Clifton are on the road along the southern edge of the map.

• 

  The remains of Deddington Castle's inner bailey

• 

  Maunds Farmhouse (centre and right) and Maunds Cottage (left) in High Street. Part of Maunds Farmhouse is 12th-century.

• 

  18th-century cottages in St Thomas' Street

• 

  The Unicorn Inn in Market Place

• 

  Wychway House in the Bull Ring. In the late 19th and early 20th century it was Churchill's Colonial Meat Stores. It is now an apartment building.

• 

  Almshouses in Church Street

• 

  One of the 20th-century windows by AJ Davies

• 

  "Saucer vault" in the north porch

• 

  Grove House, one of several 17th-century houses in New Street